Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Suzi Quatro
Canonical path: /suzi-quatro/primitive-love
Related lyric paths: 6
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Primitive Love
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Primitive Love
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[Chorus:]
Primitive love, Primitive love
Primitive man make primitive love
Primitive love, Primitive love
Great heavens above, it's primitive love
[Chorus]
Drags his woman back of the hill
Rough, and tough, but I don't care
You be Tarzan, and I'll be Jane
Run off and leave you
But I'll come back again
(Heavy Sigh!)
[Chorus]
You be Adam, and I'll be Eve
Primitive love is all I need
Jungle fever in my head
Gimme strange kinda lovin'
That's what I said
[Chorus]
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Suzi Quatro performs "Primitive Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Suzi Quatro catalog on LyroVerse.
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